knowsur - NANA WODORI
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- electronic, glitch, vocaloid, house, experimental, easy listening, microtonal, 7-tet, xenharmonic, split notes
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Knowsur is a Japanese artist known for his infectious melodies and sick beats. This mini-album is unique for him, as his first release on Split Notes, to explore the new xenharmonic/microtonal vibes some musicians are using to stand out from the crowd. Have fun listening!
"I focused on the 7 tone equal temperament (7-tet) scale as a means for making danceable music. This album is composed of a mode using 7-tet as a diatonic scale and 14-tet as a chromatic scale."
SUNERU: Enjoyed playing with simple melodies and waveform editing.
HIKARU: The Second Viennese School's twelve-tone technique has an unexpectedly 'popular' sound when applied in 7-tet.
HANERU: I made this track as I pleased.
YOMU: I used perfectly paralleled melodies and tried to show the surprisingly amiable character of a 7-tet pentatonic scale.
OUCHI: In 7-tet, we cannot possibly make any unpleasant chords. I used this feature to play polyrhythms.
HAIIRO NO UMI NO SOKO DE: A vocal song in 7-tet. I realized this by using YAMAHA VOCALOID2 vocal synthesizer.
ASOBU: By using two 7-tet scales inside one 14-tet scale I created a mode change.
"I focused on the 7 tone equal temperament (7-tet) scale as a means for making danceable music. This album is composed of a mode using 7-tet as a diatonic scale and 14-tet as a chromatic scale."
SUNERU: Enjoyed playing with simple melodies and waveform editing.
HIKARU: The Second Viennese School's twelve-tone technique has an unexpectedly 'popular' sound when applied in 7-tet.
HANERU: I made this track as I pleased.
YOMU: I used perfectly paralleled melodies and tried to show the surprisingly amiable character of a 7-tet pentatonic scale.
OUCHI: In 7-tet, we cannot possibly make any unpleasant chords. I used this feature to play polyrhythms.
HAIIRO NO UMI NO SOKO DE: A vocal song in 7-tet. I realized this by using YAMAHA VOCALOID2 vocal synthesizer.
ASOBU: By using two 7-tet scales inside one 14-tet scale I created a mode change.
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Song Title | Versions | Compilations | Covers |
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01 knowsur - SUNERU | |||
01 knowsur - SUNERU | |||
02 knowsur - HIKARU | |||
02 knowsur - HIKARU | |||
03 knowsur - HANERU | |||
03 knowsur - HANERU | |||
04 knowsur - YOMU | |||
04 knowsur - YOMU | |||
05 knowsur - OUCHI | |||
05 knowsur - OUCHI | |||
06 knowsur - HAIIRO NO UMI NO SOKO DE | |||
06 knowsur - HAIIRO NO UMI NO SOKO DE | |||
07 knowsur - ASOBU | |||
07 knowsur - ASOBU |
- Addeddate
- 2010-09-07 18:52:14
- Boxid
- OL100020603
- Identifier
- Knowsur-NanaWodori
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